/r/Coffee_Shop
Welcome to /r/coffee_shop! Share photos of your favorite coffee shops. Write reviews and make requests for cities you are visiting. Share coffee related articles.
This community is dedicated to reviewing and sharing your favorite coffee shop(s) or roaster(s) with other redditors. If you have a favorite one, write a review or share a photo. If you are looking for a new one in your city, ask for recommendations.
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Hi! I am a college student and we have been tasked with interviewing 5 people that either fall into the consumer or producer side of the market and also managers. I was wondering if someone would be willing to answer some questions for me? This is due in 3 days and it would be wonderful if someone could answer some! Please and thank you!!!
What are the biggest challenges for selling coffee and snacks? What are interactions with customers like? What surprised you most in selling it? What changes have you seen in the market for your food and drink over that past few years? (And for owners/managers: What are your 3 biggest costs? What's been happening to input costs recently? What are revenues like for a typical week?)
Thank you so much!!!
I will be an owner soon. I see lot of coffee shops have insta account. Some with 3 stores. Wondering how and who maintains the account?
Does the owner itself maintain it?
Just curious about everyone's favorite coffee shop. Mine's a small cafe that sells popmart figures. Really nice!
I just got back from Brazil 12 days ago. It was sad to see how dry it was. Some places were already 150 to 160 days with no rain whatsoever.
Now we got some rain there, but I just came across this article Analysis-Rains may have come too late for Brazil's coffee (msn.com). I can assure that coffee farms are in really bad shape for next year crop. No one can predict coffee prices in the future, but pressure for higher prices is out there for sure.
I want to share this coffee I had this morning from 5SentoCoffee. It’s a brand that has just arrived in the U.S., and I decided to give it a try. Honestly, it surprised me because it has a very balanced flavor profile, with notes of chocolate and nuts. Its acidity is bright but well-integrated, giving it an interesting complexity, and the body is smooth and velvety, making it perfect for any time of day. If you want to try it, you can find them at 5SentoCoffee.com.
I need help finding good recipes for a medium roast pour over! Preferably easy to understand measurements. Lmk if anyone has suggestions
I'm looking for spots where the main focus is on specialty cacao. It can be a coffee shop as well, but it would be even better if it's a cacao shop
When I order a black americano in a specialty coffee shop, the barista will often ask if I would rather have a filter coffee in stead. Why is this? Do they just want to save time for themselves?
I just heard about a new specialty coffee shop called Special Coffee opening on October 15 at 1980 St. Clair Avenue West. At Nations I’m super excited to check it out! If you love coffee as much as I do, it might be worth a visit.
Check out their website for more info: https://specialcoffeeofcolombia.com/en-us
I want to organize a meetup group but don't have a budget to rent a place. Are coffee shop owners usually open to reserving tables for recurring meetups? Or is it something I have to negotiate and pay for?